Chesterfield 2 seaters
A 2 seater Chesterfield sofa is the perfect choice for smaller living rooms or those who’d like to squeeze a Chesterfield into their home office. It’s the same iconic design that you know and love, just on a slightly smaller scale.
Chesterfield 3 seaters
Want more space to spread out across the cushions while enjoying a well-earned box set binge? Then consider a 3 seater Chesterfield sofa. You can truly kick back and relax, and you’ll have more seats available when you invite guests over.
Chesterfield 4 seaters
For those who have the square footage to accommodate its size, a 4 seater Chesterfield sofa comfortably fits all the family on the cushions for your weekly film night. There are also corner Chesterfield sofas available, if you think you can better fit the L-shape into your floor plan.
QUALITY CHESTERFIELD SOFAS
How to spot a quality Chesterfield sofa (and avoid cheap imitations)
If somebody asked you to think of a Chesterfield sofa, there is a very good chance that you would picture something in dark leather with elegant rolled arms and intricate detailing. Perhaps it would be next to a roaring fire or taking pride of place in the centre of a grand living room. This reputation is well deserved, as the Chesterfield is a British classic and has been the sofa of choice for those looking to create a timeless décor in their homes for hundreds of years.
With the reputation for class also comes a reputation for quality. The very best Chesterfields have always been handmade with only the finest wood, leather, and fabric available, and this high standard is very much alive today (read our history of the Chesterfield article to discover more about the rich heritage of this furniture style).
Unfortunately, with the increase in mass-produced furniture that has saturated the market, there has been an increase in the number of Chesterfield-like pieces that share similar looks but lack the premium materials and superior craftsmanship of the sofas they are imitating.
At first glance, a good-quality and a cheap Chesterfield may appear identical, but if you look closer you will begin to see the differences that set them worlds apart. In addition, as you make use of a poor-quality Chesterfield over time, it is inevitable that you will become aware of the difference in craftsmanship. To help you to make an informed decision, we’ve put together this guide to spotting a quality sofa. You will be able to use the advice here to make sure that your new sofa meets the high standards you should expect from a piece in the Chesterfield sofa style.
